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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-24
HIRTNGAND LIVERY
STABLES.
Nos. % ind 81 Vest Street
Opp A. @ g. 4. Depot,

GINGLE, double Teams and Saddle
- Hors - 10 hire, by the no r, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Ph@tons, Jaggers, Top
No-To Buggies, all at rsa 3onable rata;
fine carriages for visit g and pleas ure.-
Drivers in hAery, ii desired, Pony
Phatons, with quiet and gentle horses
suitable for ladics and children. Special
rates m ade VITA families Particular at
tention to horses on livery Baggage
called for and delivered to all parts of the
citg. Funerals attended to at snort notice
All cldefs promptly attended to.
JAS. ID. VANSANT,
- Proprietor.
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PAPER MANUFACTUR ERs.

The product of several mills located in Mary
land, Pennsylvania and Delaware, is controlled
by Baltimore capital. and is disposed of in this
market. In our own mills, the daily yield of
printing paper, alone, is thirty tons, Of book,
letter, wrapping, straw and MANILA, the product
is sufficient to make the market independent.
Paper bags of every class and size, also boxes for
confectionery and fancy use, are a large item.
Seventeen firms are in the business, employing
capital Of s2,50O,O0O, with result in product
and sales Of $5,900000.
FEDERAL Park PAPER-MILL, Warren
Avenue. Gates and Hamburg Streets, Geo.
+. Jones, Successor to Jones. Stevenson D
Co.. Paper Manufacturer, Office: Ne. 70
Warren Avenue.
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HARDWARE.

Forty-three firms employ capital of 81, 1884,, 900,
and effect sales to the amount of S7,725, GOO.
These figures attest the Importance of this line
OF traffic. Supplies, whether of foreign or
domestic origin, are from first hands--the trade
1ncreases-no other trade centre can present
greater facilities, and with light expenses
incurred. Baltimore is conceded to be the
closest market for these goods on the seaboard.
CARL1N q FULTON George L. Irwin, Frank
Whalen. M. J. Carlin, M. 3. Fulton), Esta b.
lished 1856 Importers of Hardware, Cutlery
Guns DC. No. 81 South Howard Street, and
W. B. RILEY & CO.. Manufacturers Agents
Of Hardware, Cutlery. Chains, &c. 20 Hanover
Street.
HENRY WILCOX & BRO, (Henry Wilcox,
Louis N. Wilcox, importers and Dealers in
Hardware, Bar Iron, Steel, Cutlery, and Tools,
142 and LA North Gay Street.
ANDERSON & IRELAND, importers and
Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery Corner
PIatt and Light Streets, Baltimore.
FAIRBANKS & CO.. Standard Scales, Hay,
Coal, CATTLE Platform and Store Scales,
Every description of Weighing Apparatus.
Over 500 notifications, II Light Street.
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LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, sc.

LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
Seventy-two firms are engaged in these
branches with a capital of Sss5O,000, the bust
ness reaching 81, .o00 This trade enjoys great
prominence. For oak leather this market has a
renown. Baltimore has for years been the
source Of supply to the East and North for
oak bottoms. The largest oak tannery in the
world, located at Luray Va. is owned and ope-
rated by Baltimore firm.
e. LARRABEE 8 SONS Established 1885, Com
mission Merchants, Hides, Leather and OILS,
No. 20 South Calvert street.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

In the high projections of the art and the
skill attained byi Baltimores leading photor
graphers, this city takes equal rank with he
sisters throughout the country. The firms repre-
sented herewith are among the Oldest and most
successful in the business.
RICHARD WALLIS, Photographic Art Studio
and Galleries of Fine Arts. Art Building, Cor.
Eutaw and Franklin Streets, and Adams Ex-
press Building, Baltimore Street, near Charles.
J. HOLYLAND, Gallery of Artistic Photography,
s. W. Cor. Baltimore and Charles Streets. e W.
Baltimore Street)
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v1ADucr MANUFACTURING COMPANY
FRUIT IMPORTERS.

This trade amounted during the year to about
Ss5o0oo, $50o.ooo being foreign, and Sa5o,ooo
domestic. Imports were 57,5o2 boxes oranges,
lila boxes lemons. Somewhat over 100000
boxes Florida fruit were handled. Regular lines
of packet and steamer ply between this, South
America and West Indian ports, and the receipts
are rapidly disposed of by auction, and are dis
patched to the West and South
HENRY BROS. & CO., Importers OF Foreign
Fruits, No. 1853 West Pratt Street.
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LUMBER.

This valuable interest engages the attention
of seventy firms, with capital of $780, 600;
sales reaching 600 annually. The West
Indies and Spanish American States in addition
to the domestic supply of oak, hemlock, pine,
poplar and hickory, furnish hard woods and
veneering materials. The rail and water lines
which reach every section of our own and
Foreign countries, act both as a dispenser and a
re ceiver.
THOMAS j. SHRYOCK 8 co. CThomas ].
Shryock, Geo. F. NJ Hauck.) Wholesale
Lumber Merchants and Manufacturers, Bal
timore and Washington.
GEO. F. SLOAN 8 BRO. Lumber Dealers. 132
Light Street Wharf.
CoALE AND Won KAPFF, Manufacturers of
yellow Pine Lumber, s. E. Corner East Falls
Avenue and Eastern Ave. N. e. Flooring,
Ceiling, Partition, etc., Q specially.
LUMBER, SASH, DOORS, sc.
OTTO DUKER & CO., Lumber Dealers, Planning
and Flooring Mills, Re-sawing to Order,
Frames, SASH Doors, Blinds and Mnuldings,
Office Fixtures, Mantels and Interior aFinish
OF Hardwood q specially, President Street,
Canton Ave- and Albemarle st.
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ORGAN MANUFACTURERS.

A branch of the most celebrated pipe organ
factory in the country is located here. Reed
organs, to the number of thousands, are annually
sold, generally consigned from abroad, and dis
posed of. Eleven firms, with capital of about
S15O,0Oo effect sales to the extent of about
$4,000.
HILBORNE L. ROOSEVELT, Church, Concert.
Chapel and Chamber Organs, a. Stein,
Manager) 218 German Street. New York
Factory. 145, LAT and 149 West Eighteenth St.;
Philadelphia Factory, BIS, 81, and $40 South
Twenty-second Street.
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:, PRINTING IND LITHOGRAPHING.
Every description of work under this heading
can be obtained. Some Of the finest specimens
of artistic colored and intricate stone work that
the country can produce have been done in these
establishments, which number ffty-six, with
capital of S2,s50,OOO. yielding product of
SO, 125, 0O0
GUGGENHEIMER. WE'LL & CO., Manufacture
ing Stationers, photographers and Printers,
Wedding and Visiting Card Engravers. Fac
tory, Northeast corner Liberty and Lombard
Streets. Office and salesrooms, 100 East Balti-
more Street, under Carrollton Hotel. Fruit,
Vegetable and Oyster labels speciality.
ISAAC FRIEDENWALD, Steam Printing, Litho-
graphing, Engraving and Bookbinding, VIM.
DeutSch, manager, 50 South Paca Street. To-
bacco Labels and Show Cards a specially,
MORLING. MYER & CO., IS North Street,
Printers, Binders, Stereotypers and Blank
Book Makers. Our establishment ia COM
pie to in every department..
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PICTURE FRAMES g. MOLDrNGS.
In these articles, forty firms employ 485
hands; wages, $138OO0. value material, S275.O00
with product of S725,0O0. This business /.
growing, the increase being so per cent within
the last three years. The work is equal to the
best in any market.
SCHNEIDER & FUCHS, Manufacturers. I m
porters and Dealers in Mirrors. Picture
Frames, holdings, Cornices, Steel Engrav-
ings. Artotypes, Chromos Paintings, Eases,
Cabinets Florentine Statuary and Art Novel;
ties, rs and n West new Nos, Alb and 415 East
Baltimore Street. Factory 3l1 st. Paul and 3o8
CORTLAND Streets.
H1RsHBERG BROS & HOLLANDER, IN. q
Hirshberg, NJ. H. Hirshberg, I. Hollande0,
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale
Dealers in Picture Frames. Mirrors holdings :,
Cornices. Looking Glass Plates, Passe Par
touts, Eugravings, Chromos, Art Novelties.
% hopkins Place and 10 Liberty Street.
JOHN A. MOORE, Paintings Engravings, and
Manufacturer of Picture Frames and Mantel
Mirrors &c. Wholesale and Retail. Importer OF
Novelties for Christmas and Bridal Presents.
LOB Lexington Street
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OF these establishments there are twelve ope
rating on a capital of s1,15O 600; employing 225
hands, at an outlay of $4,000 annually. The
value of material is about $2,744,ooO tho product
being 550,00o barrels annually, and valued at
S3,b75,0O0 The mills were the first to adopt the
new process in the manufacture of -four. The
wheat is obtained from Maryland, Pennsylvania
and Virginia. The brands have long stood the
test in tropical countries. and for such export
trade, are in the highest favor. For absolute
merit, the higher grades are nowhere excelled.
PATAPso FIGURING MILLS, G. A. Gambrill
Manufacturing Co.. owns and opera tes three
Roller Mills as follows: Elicott City, Md.
Baltimore, Md; Orange Grove. Md, having a
daily capacity Of 1900 barrels. Patent Roller
Flour, manufactured from Maryland and Vir-
ginia wheat. celebrated for its purity and
richness of gluten, phosphates, and other nu-
triti0us properties.
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OILS.

This is the principal point Of distribution for
the nearby and Southern States, and with the
export trade, which for the year 1886 shows an
increase Of five million gallons. is an important
item in the business of the city. The total dis
tribution is valued at Sa5oo,OOO. The representa-
tives in this line have commanded high position
for this market, by the most commendable and
conservative conduct of the business, which is
liable to experience much greater extension in
the near future.
RED &c" OIL MANUFACTURING co. Man.
ufacturers Of Burning. Machine. Tanners Oils
DC, No. ~ South Calvert Street.
G. WEST 6 SONS. Manufacturers of ''Our
Hons" Safety Oil, Spring Water White, over
Isoo fire test Royal Bed Safety OIL Grown
and Meats Foot Oils. Oils for Mills, Machin.
cry. Engines. Axle Greese Send for Price
List, Is new number) e. Lombard Street.
SYLVIA G. HUNT, (Monumental Oil Works..
MANUFACTURER OF all kinds of Burning Fluids,
5S3 South Eden Street, corner Canton Ave.
JAS. B. MACNEAL & CO.. Manufacturers and
Dealers in Burning, Machinery and Animal
Bungs, Tanks, Chimneys, &C. Alcohol.
Cologne and Proof Spirits. Sole Proprietors
Rubber Roofing Paint. "a South Calvert St.
TOUGH, RUTHERFORD co. oils-sperm.
Whale, Machinery and Cylinder Oils, Tan
ners' Oils. Axle Greese, Petroleum and all its
Products. I25 West Lombard Street.
J. PARKHURsT, JR. & CO., (G. T. Parkhurst
J. W. s. Brady. Established 184o) Commits
sion Merchants. Manufacturers aud Dealers
in Oils, Candles and Axle Grease, rs South
Street.
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NURSERIES,.

This important branch of business is well
represented in Baltimore. All varieties offowers,
fruit and shade trees are raised and supplied on
terms equal to any other place.
FRANKLIN DAVIS & CO., Richmond and
Baltimore Nurseries, Wholesale and Retail.
A large and Complete Stock of Fruit and Or
namental Trees Plants, Vines, Shrubs, etc.
Office, NE. Cor. Baltimore and Paca Streets
SAMUEL FEAST & SONS, J. Edward Feast
Florist No. IS N. Charles Street. New No.
22s) Nursery, Frederick Road aud Buchfeld
Avenue, Baltimore.
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PRINTERy SUPPLIES.

PRINTERS' SUPPLIES.
The many REQUESTS of the printers art, such as
paper, ink, rollers, electrotypes, types, colors.
presses, &C., &C.. are supplied by fourteen firms,
with capital of S1s5,o0O, and sales of about
$4SO,00O, annually.
J. r. W. DORMAN, Printing Presses, and all
Printers Supplies, No. 81 German Street.
JOHN RYAN & CO.. Type Founders South and
German Streets. Printing Presses, Paper
Cutters and Printers Machinery and Materials
of every description.
BERNHARD DIETZ, Manufacturer of Printers
Rollers and Roller Composition. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. Eighth-Medium
Gordon Roller, 80 cents; Eighth Medium
Universal Roller, IS cents; Quarto- Medium
Roller. 90 cents; Half Med um Roller, 90 cents;
Super Royal Size Roller, $1.00. Large Rollers
at 30 cents per 10. Composition in bulk at 80
cents per lb. It is put up in Id. Blocks, and
fuH directions with every order. Light and
Mercer Streets
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ANDERSON & IRELAND, importers and
Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery, Corner
Pratt and Light Streets, Baltimore.
Iron, Steel, &c.

These engage thirty firms, a capital of
$l,S5O,0O0, with sales reaching S3.2500oO. Near
ness to the points Of domestic manufacture,
and the facilities for importing, place the city in
the most favorable position for conducting this
business.
e. PRATT 8 BROTHER Enoch Pratt. Henry
James,. Iron, cut Nails, Spikes, Horse and
Mule Shoes. Taunton Yellow Metal, and
Shippers of Cumberland Coal. "a and 20
South Charles Street.
SAMUEL q. wINTERNITZ 8 BROTHER,
Established 1880. Bar Iron and Steel. Horse
and Mule Shoes sc. 103 and los Camden
Street. SO, II. 70, rs, and 70 South Howard 81.
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STRAW GOODS MANUFACTURERS.

HARNESS, SADDLES AND TRUNKS.
Eighty-three firms in this line, with capital
of $4,000, have, for products and sales, the
sum of S1,4O0,00O.
TIE GEO. N. MACKENZIE co. Established
1790), Manufacturers and Importers Of Har-
ness, Saddlery and Collars, Trunks, Travelling
Bags, etc. Coach and Saddlery Hardware
Horse Clothing and Lap Robes. No. 20 South
Charles Street.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

MERCHANT TATLORS.
This department Of business in Baltimore is
well and worthily represented, and ranks among
The more important branches of trade, both with
reference to the amount of capital employed,
and the number of hands.
HENRY DEPKIN & SON, Henry Depkin, Ber-
nard Depkin), Tailors, 20 South Street.
JOHN M. KELLER, Tailor and Importer,
Merchant in Gentlemen's Requisites. Fine
Shirts to Order. No. 5 North Calvert Street.
"Laus Pro Operis Bono"
H. G. FLEDDERMAN, Mercer and Tailor, g. E.
Cor. Howard and Fayette Streets.
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DRY IGOODS.--RETAIL.
These firms number 175, of every grade, with
capital of ST. $4,000. and sales equaling S. 0OO
One-haf of this capital. say, S1,8oO,OOo is repre-
sented by six firms, who occupy spacious ware
houses, where everything is fashioned upon the
most liberal scale, and after the first models in
the world
). EDWARD BIRD & CO.. u. Edward Bird.
Warren G: Bird. Amelia J. Bird), Dealers in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Ladies' Cloaks
and Dresses, No. 2l3 W, Baltimore Street.
POsNERs', sl5, 917, 219 Lexington Street.
Largest Retail House in the South. Sixty
Distinct Departments. 1900 Square Feet of
Salesroom. Handsome Catalogue sent free
to any address upon application. Write for it.
JOEL GUTMAN & CO., Importers and Reta Hers
Of Silks, Dress Goods and Wraps, Lace Cur
tains, Upholstery Goods, Laces. Ladies' Fancy
Dry Goods, &C., 112 to 122 North Eutaw Street.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS. Dry Goods.
Wholesale and Retail, Baltimore Nd. Special
attention to mail orders.
NATHAN GUTMAN, Silks, Dress Goods, Trim
mings Laces, Wraps, Etc. Is West Lexington
Street, near Charles (Old Number 66)
sAML. SONDHEIM, Manufacturer of Cloaks and
listers. 1853 & ITO Lexington Street. New num-
Der 321,) Factory SO & 40 N. Howard Street.
A. BRYLAWsKI Under price store, Ladies'
Wear specially, Bargains constantly received.
Under the actual market value. Black Silks,
Black Goods, Trimmings, Fringes, Furs, Par
asols Etc White Goods, Embroideries, Laces,
Curtains, Handkerchiefs, Notions, Etc. 60 Lex
ington Street
9. RosENTHAL & co. Silks velvets and Dress
Goods, Laces, Dress Trimmings, Wraps, &c.
wv. Lexington Street. (Old number 58.)
MRS. Il. LAUER, Dry Goods and Notions 449
N. Gay Street, Cor. East Street.
M. HoCHsCHILD'S One price house, Embroid
cries, White Goods. Hosiery. laces and Gloves
247 & 249 N. Gay,StTeet. (New numbers 515 &
k5 n. Gay streetl
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CLANS.

These are generally in connection with the
watch and jewelry business. The firms number
ten, capital, $S0,00a, and the amount of business
equals 100000 annually. Other instrumen is,
such as lenses, and the delicate appliances used
in chemistry and scientific pursuits, are dealt in
G. T. SADTLER 8 SONS, Established 1900,
Opticians Watches. Fine Jewelry, Silver
ware, Diamonds, Opera g asses, Spectacles,
Eyeglasses, 2l2 W. Baltimore Street.
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VALE & YOUNG. Maryland Galvanized Iron
Works, established 1862 Galvanized Iron
and Copper Cornice. Window Caps, Finals.
Ventilators, &c. Vaile's Patent Ventilating
houses, Tobacco Kilns, &C. Metal Roofing
and Speuting, Heating and Ventilating Appa-
ratus a specially. 81 and SO North Street.
Drawings and estimates fur nished.
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PArApso FLouR1Na NILLs q. A. Gam


GROCERS, &C., WHOLESALE.
These firms number seventy-three The CAPT.
tai of forty-seven is $3.50, AGO. their sales equal
ing S16,oO0,oO0. Twelve in Tea, with capt.
tai of SsS4oO0, effect sales Of S1,c5O,00O. Four
in Spices capital $780, O0o sales $215OOOO. Coffee
Roasters number 10; capital, 100000 sales,
S2,s95,oOo. Total sales, Ss3,0O0O0o. From eight
hundred to one thousand barrels of sugar are
daily distributed. The fraternity includes
some of the Oldest and most distinguished
merchants.
VIM. M. POWELL 6 co. (wm. M. Powell, g.
W. Pitts, Fl. G. Miller). Wholesale Grocers,
Receivers and Jobbers Of Flour, 81 South st.
D. }. FOLEY & CO.. (Thos. J. Foley, R. L. Bent
ley. T. G. Jenkins). Wholesale Grocers No. 1903
South Street. Agents for Hazard Powder Co.
GROCERS g DRUGGISTS sUNDRIES.
B. E. HARRIS & CO., Manufacturers of Cologne
Flavoring Extracts, Grocers' and Druggists
Sundries, 205. 207, & 200 W. Lombard Street.
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OYSTER AND FRUIT PACKERS.

OYSTER AND FRUIT PACKERS.
One hundred and twenty firms are thus en-
gaged-fruits and vegetables, fish and oysters,
in their different stages employing over 10000
persons in procuring alone; as many more in the
final processes Of preparing for market One
branch promotes the other. Three-fourth of the
tin plate imported is thus consumed, and every
vessel bound on a long cruise thus replenishes it
stores. The shipments of oysters, by car loads,
to the West are made daily, and the interest is of
the utmost Importance in all respects. The
wages alone amount annually to $500, 0OO
The product would equal S16,000,OO0.
and Fruit Packers. A. Booths Oval Brand. d,
D. Mallory d Cos Diamond Brand.
MOORE d BRADY, Packers of Deep Sea
Brand Fresh and Cove Oysters, and Acorn
Brand Fruits and Vegetables, Foot Of Mont
gomery Street.
KRAFT 6 WINEBRENNER, Packers of Justice
Brand Theoretically Sealed Oysters, Fruits,
Vegetables, SO. Factories, Foot of Cross ST.,
261, 1858 and 265 Cross street. and Secretary
Creek, Dorchester Co.. Md.
Packers, Nos. 100, Ill, 113 and 115 Boston St.;
Foot of Concord St.. Canton.
Fl. ]. McGRATH g. CO., Packers of the Celebrat-
ed Champion Brand Raw Oysters and Canned
Goods, Atlantic Wharf
MONUMENTAL OYSTER co. (Wiliiam Taylor,
Established 1858, Oyster and Fruit Packer
Cor. Alicoanna and ChastAr Streafa Roy 216
Packing Houses-Baltimore. Nd. and Deals
Island, Md.
FREEMAN & SHAW, u. W. Freeman. j. W.
I Shaw, formerly with D, D. Mallory g. co.,
= Packers of the Horse Shoe Brand Oysters and
Fruits, Boston Street.
WIN. NUMSEN & SONS. (Wm. Numsen, j. W.
Numsen; N. g: Numsen, VIM. N. Numsen)
Vegetables, Pickles, Jellies, Preserves, etc.
Office: 10 Light Street.
Fl. s. LANFAIR s. co. III. s. Lanfair, W. W.
Crozier, g. +. Lanfair), Challenge BRANDY
Oyster and Fruit Packers, No. 96 Thames
Street. foot of Broadway.
E. B. MALLORY 6 CO., tArrow Brand Oyster
and Fruit Packers, corner Wolfe and Thames
Streets.
PLATT & CO., Packers of Canned Good and
Fresh oysters, so7 West Pratt Street. Packing
houses. foot of Clement Street and 307 W.
Pratt Street Baltimore, Md; Platt 8 Co., 6 and
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, ILL.,, j. E. Pride,
manager; Platt Il Co.. 1905 Union Avenue
Kansas City, No., Theo Gowdy, manager.
h. F. HEMINGWAY & CO., Oyster and Fruit
Fruits, South Wolfe Street. Packing houses,
Baltimore, Md; Norfolk, Va; Fair Haven,
Conn; clyde. Wayne County, N. Y.
J. J. UNDERHILL. Gel ebrated Signal Brand
Oyster and Fruit Packer and Shipper of
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, in season, ISL
153 Boston Street, foot of Burke.
DAMAST & SEWARD, Packers and Shippers
of the famous Baltimore D. g. S. Brand Oys-
terS, so, 81, 81, Sc and 5S Commerce Street
Wharf. P. o. Box S31.
LOUIS MoMURRAY 8 CO., highest diplomas
and medals for excellence of quality of Her.
tables. Mountain Sugar Corn Factory, Fred
erick City. Md; Factory and Office, /, 8. s,
and Cross Street, Baltimore.
THOMAS KENSETT & CO.. Packers Of Herme-
tically Sealed OYSTERS, Fruit &c., Nos, 122. 1884,
126 and l28 W. Falls Avenue.
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MAxTE1s, CRATES AND TILES.

MANTELS, CRATES AND TILES.
The advance made in the interior ornamen-
tation has given an impetus to this line of
business, the varieties of quaint and effective
designs encouraging every one to furnish with
taste, and at comparatively moderate expense
The manufacture of tiles has been introduced
in obedience to this demand. Seven firms, with
a capital Of S250,OO0, do business of $685., 900
annually.
RIDDLE 8 WILLIAMS (w. Il. Riddle, e. E.
Williams), Dealers in imported and American
Tiles. High Art TILES Of all kinds, for hearths.
mantel facings. Wainscoting and all kinds of
interior decorations, Floor Tiles of all kinds
Marble, Slase and Wood Mantels. Crates.
Brass Goods and Fire Place Appurtenances.
As N. Howard Street, fnew No. 124).
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PORK PACKERS.

PORK PACKERS.
Nine firms in this line, with capital Of Ss00,O0O,
employ about 225 hands, and do business of
S35OO.0O0 annually. Every sea-going craft con-
tributes. and every cotton or rice plantation
obtains great part of the supply from this
branch. For export no market on the coast can
offer greater Inducements.
JACOB c. sHAFER 6 CO., Pork Packers
Sugar Cured Hams. Breasts, Shoulders and
Pure Lard. Nos. 2O5, 207, and 200 Lexington
Street and 80 Diamond Street.
G. CAsSARD 8 SON Established 1882, Pork
Packers, Ham Curers and Lard Refners 407,
400 and All W. baltimore Street. and 1856, 1873
and 40 erman st.
SUPER g. WYLIE, Slaughterers and curers OF
Fine Meats. and Lard Renderers, Nos. and
N. Paca Street.
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GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.

GUNS, PISTOLS, &C.
Eighteen firms, with capital of S144,oO0, trans
act business of about S3sS,000 annually
Sporting equipments of the most improved order
are readily supplied.
ALEX. McCoMAs Established 1S4s), Maker and
Importer of Guns, Rifles, Pistols and Sports
mems Goods. q S. Calvert Street.
c. s. WERTSNER s. CO., Guns. Ammunition,
Rifles and Revolvers. All kinds of Fishing
Tackle and Sporting Goods. No. 2 Light ST.,
opposite Carroll ton Hotel.